Website review: Art: What worms, virus and spam att...

druiid discovered this in Internet •15 reviews since Mar 27, 2008
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druiid discovered 5 months ago

Really neat 3d art representing virus/worms online!

meldee rated 5 months ago

These look really quite beautiful. Just goes to show you how appearances can be deceptive.

sap-sandwich rated 5 months ago

I think the Dating one is especially well-done. Look how horrendously complicated and intimidating that thing is.

SMA11784 rated 5 months ago

I, too, would like more information on the specifics of this algorithm. I would like to see it applied to other numeric data such as the Linux kernel or Doom 2 or pi.

Shennequa rated 5 months ago

The virus "DOOM"if we could make it artistically in 3-D. They are so pretty, I want to save them all! I do not really care who or how they came up with this, I think they are great for you snobs out there with red hands down.

Dancing1 rated 5 months ago

I'd like to know what this art algorithm is based on. What data are you running it on for a phishing attack? After all, there's no executable code on the victim's computer...

VikingTed rated 5 months ago

the last one looks like a nug of the dank shit, if ya know what i mean. these are kind of neat looking.

the people who doubt it's possible to make such an algorithm know absolutely shit about math.

TalonVulpes rated 5 months ago

Fair idea. What I'd like to see is the ability to reconstruct the code from any of the 3d models while using the same 'computational art algorithm' - then i'll be impressed.